Option analytics over the SYNTH sample or a permitted chain: Greeks, positioning, payoffs, plots.
Scored across 13 tools
The plotting surface is crowded: option_plots, option_plots_from_snapshot, option_report_plots, option_strategy_plot and option_strategy_from_snapshot all produce PNGs, and only the descriptions (and the '_from_snapshot' suffix) let an agent separate SYNTH sample vs. user data vs. multi-chart reports. option_import_snapshot and option_private_dashboard also read as near-duplicates (both create a one-hour bearer dashboard from user data), and option_chain_snapshot vs. option_validate_snapshot vs. option_snapshot_schema require careful reading. The descriptions do carry real disambiguation hints (e.g. 'prefer this for multi-chart reports'), which keeps this above a 2.
Every tool is snake_case with a consistent 'option_' prefix, so scanning is predictable. The one wrinkle is the data-source suffix convention: some tools use bare '_snapshot' (import/delete/validate/chain_snapshot) while others use '_from_snapshot' (plots/strategy), and a few names are pure nouns (option_plots, option_positioning) with no verb.
13 tools sits comfortably in the reasonable band for an options-analysis desk with sample data, import, validation, plotting, positioning and dashboard lifecycle. It leans slightly heavy because several of those 13 are near-variants of one another (five plotting/strategy tools, two dashboard creators).
The core lifecycle is present: schema discovery, validate, import/create dashboard, plot/report, strategy payoff, positioning, status, delete. However, there is no tool to list or enumerate existing snapshots/dashboards, which is a real dead end given option_delete_snapshot requires an identifier, and no update/refresh/re-import path for an existing snapshot. The explicit 'never fetches market data' stance is by design, not a gap.
Summarize SYNTH or analyze a user-supplied option chain for private analysis. This service never fetches market data.
Inputs: rate, expiry, symbol, data_source, +5 more. Returns: object
Delete one short-lived imported dashboard before its automatic one-hour expiry.
Inputs: token (required). Returns: object
Check the Option Desk data mode, source, refresh time, and public licence gate before requesting figures. No live feed or hosted backtest tool exists, even with uploaded history. Do not offer hosted backtests.
Inputs: no named parameters. Returns: object
Import user-supplied option-chain data into a bearer-private interactive dashboard. Delete the artifacts after one hour.
Inputs: symbol (required), rate, expiry, data_source, +6 more. Returns: object
Render opaque PNG plots in the conversation. The SYNTH sample offers the market plot (dealer gamma exposure, open interest, volume and the smile by strike), the Greek ladder, and the structure comparison. Each is computed from the sample's own engine artifacts; there is no simulation or backtest for SYNTH because the hosted service has no price history.
Inputs: plot, rate, expiry, symbol, +6 more. Returns: Structured metadata returned with an inline plot result.
Create opaque market and Greek PNG images from a user-supplied snapshot. Stamp source, capture time, expiry, and warnings on every image. Delete temporary files before the response.
Inputs: symbol (required), rate, expiry, data_source, +5 more. Returns: Structured metadata returned with an inline plot result.
Return gamma walls, gamma flip, and max pain from SYNTH or a user-supplied chain. Dealer signs are an assumption, not observed positions.
Inputs: rate, expiry, symbol, data_source, +5 more. Returns: object
Create a private interactive dashboard from user-supplied data. The bearer URL and all derived artifacts expire after one hour.
Inputs: symbol (required), rate, expiry, data_source, +6 more. Returns: object
Return the market map, Greek ladder, strategy comparison and up to three requested payoff charts in ONE widget. Prefer this tool for multi-chart reports instead of parallel individual plot calls. Includes strategy_records, Greek units, scenarios and cost assumptions. Use those records for tables; never invent currency or a multiplier. Uses SYNTH or a user-supplied chain; never fetches live data.
Inputs: rate, expiry, symbol, strategies, +6 more. Returns: Structured metadata returned with an inline plot result.
Return the accepted CSV and JSON option-chain fields, safe repair rules, size limits, data-rights confirmation, and retention policy.
Inputs: no named parameters. Returns: object
Build one option structure from a user-supplied chain and return its opaque payoff PNG with permanent source and risk warnings.
Inputs: symbol (required), rate, expiry, strategy, +6 more. Returns: Structured metadata returned with an inline plot result.
Show an option-strategy payoff as an opaque PNG in the conversation. Any structure in the engine playbook can be built on the SYNTH sample chain. A market ticker requires user-supplied chain data. Do not start a localhost dashboard.
Inputs: rate, expiry, symbol, strategy, +6 more. Returns: Structured metadata returned with an inline plot result.
Validate and safely normalize a user-supplied option-chain snapshot. Return corrections and a summary. Delete all temporary files before the response.
Inputs: symbol (required), rate, expiry, data_source, +5 more. Returns: object
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